Neurology, Texas Opportunity for Neurology

Job Description

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We have a growing multispecialty practice that is seeking another neurologist due to growth.  If you want an opportunity that offers you flexibility, short commutes and a successful career, then this option might be right for you.  This is a hospital employed position and here are some highlights:

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In-Office Procedures

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• Occipital Nerve Blocks
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• Performed in-office for migraine and headache relief
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• Botox Injections
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• For chronic migraines and spasticity
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• Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS) Adjustments
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Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) Programming

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• In-office adjustments for Parkinsons disease, essential tremor, and dystonia
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• On-site programming and follow-up for epilepsy patients
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Electromyography (EMG) and Nerve Conduction Studies

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• On-site testing for neuropathy, radiculopathy, and muscle disorders
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Outpatient EEGs (Electroencephalograms), we have a well-trained and seasoned nurse who completes these.

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• Routine and extended monitoring
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Benefits

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• Competitive base salary with bonus potential
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• Stipend for those in training
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• Paid vacation: 3 weeks
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• Paid CME: 10 days
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• Retirement plan, health, life, dental and vision insurance
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• $40,000 practice activation bonus 
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• $10,000 moving allowance
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• Hospital is not-for-profit and is locally managed 
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Community:

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• Check out our national rankings
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• Average commute is no more than 15 minute
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• Proximity to Dallas, Ft Worth and Oklahoma City
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• Diverse community (NATO air force training base)
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• Average commute to work is 10 minutes  
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• 24-mile biking/jogging trail 
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• Various year-round outdoor activities  
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• Exceptional public and private education  
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• Nationally-ranked, award winning hospital with the advanced technology usually only found at major medical centers 
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